5DOF Smart Robot Arm Car Kit, 4WD Remote Control Car Compatible with Arduino/Python/Blockly Programming Project/STEM Education/Science Coding Kit for 12+ Teens and Adults Unique Gifts

Excellent kit. I wouldn’t say it’s right for under 10 or 12 years old to do independently but it is not overly complex. It’s just tough enough to make you feel like you’ve accomplished something when you’re done. Electronically it’s great. And since it’s Arduino you can take that side of things as far as you want. Two thumbs up from me. Good luck.

The part of the arm was broken , we requested to replace it but didn’t get the reply yet . The main robot was easy to assemble for 8 years old

When it was shipped, it was missing a key piece to the robot and we don't seem to be able to find the piece on the ACEBOTT website. The piece is the 'trace sensor' and it is the key part to the robot. So currently, I am out about $140 due to a missing piece with no way to replace it.

I got this for my son who is a bit too young to do on his own and so it fell on me to learn to use this. The assembly was pretty easy for the most part and my son was able to do most of it. The connection of the wiring was a bit tricky but not too bad. The programing and controlling this were the intimidating parts but in the end, it wasn’t bad as I thought it would be. You do need to buy or have two 18650 batteries since it does not come with it. The little remote uses the button CR2032 battery but you don’t need to use the remote since you can control it with a tablet or cell phone. You also need to be able to access the on-line resources. They have a very good set of resources. You need to use a computer to upload the program to the car using the USB cable. To be able to use or control the device, you need upload the applicable program to the device. For example, to get it to connect to your Wi-Fi, you need to “install” the software/program on it. The instructions or tutorial that I found was not straight forward on how to do all the things it can do. Instead, they tell a story and you follow the story and instructions within it to accomplish the different things you need to do to get this programmed and working so that you can control it. It is a great way to get kids engaged and learning. This is not a simple toy to build and play with. It is an educational toy that is used to learn. So, this may not be for most kids. If your child is curious and willing to take the time to learn, this would be great. It is almost like instead of just getting a computer with instructions on how to use it, you are learning to put a computer together, learning to install the OS and software, and then learning on how to use it.

This is a complete kit with instructions that can be make a very fun car. However, it takes a lot of work, and a bit of background in these builds. Because the instructions leave a lot of things out and the kit expects you to know what you are doing before you do it, I can't say it is for the beginner. Once yo uget everything all figured out it ca be a lot of fun and it comes with a lot of options. So I say it is only ok.

This is a neat kit. It comes with an ESP32 board which is very popular and used in a ton of different projects. You will learn stuff you can use well beyond this robot. The kit comes with detailed instructions and there are very good videos online which will take you through building the vehicle as well as building and adding the robotic arm. Between the instructions and the videos, it should be pretty smooth. It's important to note that this kit does not require you to solder anything! Great for anyone interested in robotics and things like ESP32 or Arduino boards. You will learn a lot from this project that you can apply to others.

We have another ACEBOTT kit with a car that worked out pretty well so decided to give this one a try. It's really kind of two kits in one and honestly this isn't the easiest build if you aren't patient and have trouble following directions. The materials and included components are all nice quality and it's a good "kit" to get started with robotics. MY kids are 9 and 12 and this is a bit better fit for the older one as it does take patience but I'm confident that my son could also complete the physical build. They enjoy building projects and are starting to get into robotics but it's a good thing that I'm fairly comfortable with basic arduino and electronics or this would be a lot more challenging. The actual operation seems to work as expected though. There are minor "fiddly" bits, but overall it works at least as well if not better than my self-designed and 3D printed projects. It's a little on the pricy side, but we were able to follow the instructions and get it up and running. Overal it's a great project for the kids and they are having fun with it after the build and I'm sure we will cannibalize some of it for other projects as well.

Too many Games fail to do remotely as intended. The Wrist will never function as directions show, needs modification. The Line Tracking just moves car and then it takes off in many crazy directions, none are near Line. Will not pick up blocks as Game shows. Arms just do erratic motion. Nothing Automated works but All controls function using App.